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If it pleases you and you like, don't let a contractor tell you other wise, just make sure it's a quality faucet and not something cheap, you get what you pay for.
We are about to embark on a remodeling project which includes one kitchen and and 2 baths. Our contactor does not seem too keen on wall-mounted fixtures. There is one wall-mounted fixture we liked from looking through magazines. What are the pros and cons of a wall-mounted faucets? We want something that is timeless and not just the fad of the day. Any ideas/suggestion
If it pleases you and you like, don't let a contractor tell you other wise, just make sure it's a quality faucet and not something cheap, you get what you pay for.
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Thanks for the advice. Good to hear that from an experienced plumber. We have set aside money in our budget for good quality fixtures regardless, but we have seen wall-mounted faucets in some magazines and asked our contractor about them. He was trying to talk us out of it, but couldn't give us a clear reason. We we wondering if they were difficult to install, service, or replace.
Naturally they are more difficult to install. Purchase a major US brand. It will be very difficult in the future to replace this faucet; so you want one that will be reliable and that parts will be available for 15 years or more.
We've always found your website helpful (decided on a new toilet based on info here), even after moving out of Washington state.
What has the customer and/or contractor feedback been like regarding wall mounted faucets? Are they just a fad that isn't worth the trouble?
Thanks again!
I dont think the wall mounted faucets are a passing fad. They are here to stay and frankly alot of them look very nice and are of very good quality. I'm not sure why your contractor would try to talk you out of them unless he's not sure how to install them. Most aren't extremely difficult to install, however as Terry said, they do require a bit more thinking and work. If you like the wall mount, I say go for it. Just purchase a good quality name brand faucet from a manufacturer with a proven track record and enjoy!
Good luck
My wife's boss just finished a high-end, total home remodel, including two bathroom. He installed a very expensive wall-mounted faucent and sink which apparently are "matched" each other. Despite being matched, they have a terrible time with water splashing out of the sink bowl, regardless of how much high they turn on the flow. According to my wife's boss, this is a big problem with wall-mounted sinks. If you don't match faucet to sink, you'll have splashing problems. If you don't position the faucet just right above the bowl, you'll have splashing problems. etc. etc.
Have you heard of this? This was news to me. I really like the look of wall-mounted faucets and like the fact that they can open up counter space; however, I don't want to take a complete bath every time I wash my hands.
Easy solution.
Tell him turn down the water pressure with the shut-off valves under the faucet and sink.
Good luck!
I am VERY particular about the valves I bury in walls. I personally believe that wall mounts are a passing fad and not something that is "timeless".
Tell us more about the valve that you have picked out. Why is your plumber not crazy about installing these valves? Part of what you pay your plumber for is their professional opinion. Many of these fancy-ass, foreign made, "designer" valves are just trouble.
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Hi Deb,
We haven't picked one out yet. We were just flipping through some home remodeling magazines and found a bathroom example that seemed to fit with what we had planned, and it appealed to us. It also happened to have a wall-mounted faucet. It looked nice, but we'd never seen one before and mentioned it to our contractor who was not too thrilled.
Hi. Considering the reply about turning down the water pressure by using the angle valve under the in-wall faucet... my question is that when I see these installations (in-wall facets) I do not see valves under the sink. All that is there is the drain and p-trap. This tells me that the faucet is directly connected to the water lines inside the wall. So how would you turn down the pressure with a setup like this? I've seen this type of installation all over town (Palm Springs, CA) and am wondering how the pressure is handled. thanks
Brasscraft (and others) make inline service stops. Not sure how well they would work partially opened (some types of valves work well, others don't at throttling flow).
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the minute you vary from the easiest, people try to steer you back.
In my bathroom reno, I have some 135 degree corners. I have some wall-mount items too. Both were in the plans. At all times, all the people (friends, workers, designers, etc) who looked at the plans had various and sundry weird and perverse reactions when they came across these parts that were NON-standard.
And, to give them their due, I can attest that getting drywall to look good and straight over a 135 degree corner is harder to do than over a 90 degree corner. It is "a pain". But that is just talk. It got done, adn done well. It wasn't a serious impediment, in my book, and not in theirs either when it came down to it.
When vanities have legs on the floor, they love it. When you remind them that you have been talking about a vanity that has no legs, since it is surrounded by three walls, and that for the last two years of planning, buying, demo-ing, and building, everyone has said it is easy and do-able, suddenly they all get a bit different. Sullen or evasive or negative or whatever. And this feeds into your subconscious and you end up giving in after a matter of time. Works especially well when they say things your wife can hear, and she begins having concerns, and even small nightmares. After that, anything they say that is incoherent and unquotable will work. They have her on a string. She is the vactor that transmits their desire for ease-of-work into a need for standard installation. This is what happened in my house.
When plumbing fixtures are deck-mount, they love it. When you remind them that your empty space in the wall is where you have always said you wanted your tub filler valves, the reactions start all over again. Because it's wall-mount.
Same thing for countertops. A faucet on a countertop is like a deck-mount tub filler valve. A faucet with its bolts going horizontal into a wall makes them 'worried'. Even though they all agreed it was feasible.
If you are ready to be meticulous you are ready to put up a wall-mount faucet. Any and all talk about plumbing in a wall (?) is ridiculous and spurious. There is a lot of plumbing in a lot of walls, worldwide. Your faucet is no worse and no better and no different.
If I were a contractor, I would develop the same habits. I would love flat surfaces that rely on gravity to do a lot of the work. Floors, countertops, decks. Bolt it down. Screw it down.
Maybe I would ask to be paid an extra, hourly wage, just for the extra attention a wall-mount fixture would require. Maybe you should.
thanks... I think for the replies and the very long winded answer that I think is directed to me and my question....?
I am however still looking for a good-ole fashioned answer that tells me just the facts.
Are in-wall faucets hooked directly to the water lines with no valves? If yes, then great. Further, then how do you manage the flow from splashing all over the sink and vanity without a valve? Is that something imbedded in the faucet valve itself?
If no, then please detail the way in-wall faucets are connected or better yet, point me to a site that explains the situation in English, with pictures and details on how a connects to b and then to c.
thanks very much in advance for your patience with a good, overall handy person that is having a bit of trouble with installing an in-wall faucet.


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An improved second half performance from City Ladies was not enough to overcome a determined Portsmouth Ladies side in the last 16 of the Premier League Cup. A result which means City exit the competition at the same stage as last season.
The first half saw the Blues outplayed by their opponents as they struggled to get to grips with Pompey's high pressure game. Portsmouth created a host of early chances minutes which should have seen them take the lead. Hillier and Wilson both guilty of missing good opportunities.
The first clear-cut Portsmouth chance arrived on 20 minutes when Charlie Wilson capitalised on a City defensive lapse. Finding herself clean through she could only drag her shot wide of the upright. This warning was not heeded when, on 22 minutes, a vicious Pompey shot was parried wide by Worrall, Shelly Cox was the most alert of the Portsmouth players and fired home.
Still smarting from crashing out of the FA Cup to Yeovil last weekend, Portsmouth were determined not to let another trophy opportunity pass them by. City now looked more comfortable in possession and were enjoying more of the ball following a tactical switch to stop them being over-run in the final third. However chances on goal were not following decent build up play.
Ten minutes before halftime Portsmouth struck their second of the game. Pompey skipper Gemma Hillier, managed to wriggle free of the City defence, striking low to Worrall's right to extend their advantage, which was no more than the home side deserved after their display so far. City were up against it, needing a much better second half performance to get back in the game.
Coming out with a improved attitude at the start of the half, City then pressed their opponents, forcing early set pieces as Harding had an effort saved early on by Blakely. Pompey looked to hit City on the break as they were penned into their own half. Two corners in quick succession saw City grab the early second half goal they were looking for. Young whipped the ball over which Portsmouth only half cleared and defender Carly Bayley looped a header into the back of the net to give the Blues a foothold in the game.
City continued to press, squeezing the Portsmouth backline and forcing a series of opportunities which were blocked by the Pompey defence. Changes were made in the 67th and 78th minutes with Jordan and Flanagan entering the fray replacing Nightingale and Johnston respectively.
Despite late efforts to find the equaliser, City could not level matters meaning Portsmouth go through to face Barnet at home in the Quarter Finals of the League Cup.
Clearly disappointed at the final whistle Manager Leigh Wood commented:
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Kevin Fischer is a veteran broadcaster, the recipient of over 150 major journalism awards from the Milwaukee Press Club, the Wisconsin Associated Press, the Northwest Broadcast News Association, the Wisconsin Bar Association, and others. He has been seen and heard on Milwaukee TV and radio stations for over three decades. A longtime aide to state Senate Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature, Kevin can be seen offering his views on the news on the public affairs program, "InterCHANGE," on Milwaukee Public Television Channel 10, and heard filling in on Newstalk 1130 WISN. He lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their lovely young daughter, Kyla Audrey, in Franklin.
An update on Shari Hanneman's campaign for state Assembly
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My campaign for the 82nd Assembly District is going great !
Campaign signs are in!! Can I put one in your yard! Please help spread the excitement – We have 19 Days until the election!!
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"That's the uncanny power of a good TV theme song, one with actual lyrics. From the 50s onwards, they were the proto-earworms, getting free heavy rotation in living rooms across the land. Singalong TV themes might have fallen out of favour in the age of 24-style bleeps or Breaking Bad's guitar-tuning twangs, but the very best examples remain powerful weapons of mass distraction."
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It's Friday night.
The weekend has finally arrived.
The sun has set.
The evening sky has erupted.
Time to unwind with our regular Friday night music feature on This Just In.
The Barking Lot-America's Finest Dog Blog (11/02/13)
The Barking Lot is a regular weekly feature of This Just In…Written by my lovely wife, Jennifer and me. It opens with the weekend dog walking forecast followed by the main blog from dog lover, Jennifer. Then it's DOGS IN THE NEWS and our close. Enjoy!
THE WEEKEND DOG-WALKING FORECAST: We grade the weather outlook for taking your pet outdoors.
TODAY: Mostly cloudy. High of 46. The weekends keep getting chillier. "D"
SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. High of 49. "D"
Jennifer normally furnishes the main blog, but she's under the weather, and also acting as caregiver to the rest of the family that's also seen better days. So, I step in this week as a pinch-hitter.
Here in God's country, we have a fair number of pooches that walk the streets in our subdivision. Big, small. Old, young. All shapes and sizes and breeds. And all of them friendly with responsible folks walking close nearby.
When any of the dogs comes upon another neighbor, adult or child, hearts skip and tails wag. Ding, ding, ding, it's play time. I've rarely, if ever heard a growl. Any barking is done in sheer delight.
That the dogs make for a nicer neighborhood isn't trite or an over-statement. They provide an opportunity for neighbor to meet neighbor, to open up conversations, for smiles to erupt.
So I have a very difficult time imagining what happened to John Ince, a blogger and author from Marin County, California. Because what he experienced would never happen on my happy street. No way. No how.
Ince wrote a piece several weeks ago, turning his dog episode into a humorous blog that raises an age-old debate: Are the dogs bad, or are their owners bad? Ince's blog begins:
"For the fifth time in five years, I was attacked by a dog.
"The dog attack itself is less interesting than the ensuing battle with the owner. To avoid chronological confusion, I'll start with the former. Legal Clarification: Although the dog didn't actually bite me, it did qualify as an attack according to strict legal terminology, and I quote, 'A situation in which a dog scares the **** out of you.' Here's what happened."
You can read the entire blog that does have some naughty words here.
Time now for DOGS IN THE NEWS, canines that made headlines the past week.
WI dog shot with arrow gets national attention.
2013 POO Awards - Week 11
Each week during this year's high school football season, I'm giving out a weekly POO Award to the Wisconsin high school football team that committed the most egregious act of poor sportsmanship by trying to humiliate its opponent.
POO stands for Piling On Offensively (Or if you prefer, Pouring it On Offensively).
Week 1
We have a tie.
Glenwood City 72, Ladysmith 0
Elkhart Lake/Glenbeulah 70, Madison Abundant Life 6
Week 2
Siren 78, Sevastopol 24
NOTE: Gibraltar scored 80 against Luck, but actually trailed early in the game. The contest was close near the end of the second half, but Gibraltar won it, 80-44.
What's next? 90 points?
Week 3
Prairie Farm 86, Northwood 12
Gibraltar 80, Sevastopol 14
Getting closer to 90.
Week 4
Cedar Grove-Belgium 78, Sheboygan Lutheran/Kohler/Sheboygan Christian 22
Freedom 76, Clintonville 0
Week 5
Bruce 76, Birchwood 8
Prairie Farm 72, New Auburn 8
Week 6
Darlington 71, Boscobel 0
And the extremely rare case where piling on isn't piling on.
Week 7
Auburndale 67, Phillips 0
Week 8
Week 9
Cedarburg 69, Nicolet 0
Week 10
Franklin 62, Milwaukee Pulaski 0
Shiocton 61, Wabeno/Laona 0
With Franklin's high-octane offense, I knew this day would be coming. It must be mentioned that two of their touchdowns came on an interception and fumble recovery.
Franklin led at halftime 42-0. Shiocton led at halftime 55-0. Both games are perfect examples why the running clock rule doesn't go far enough.
Week 11
No winner this week, as it should be. When you get to Level 2 of the playoffs, games should be competitive and close.
Week-ends (11/02/13)
A look back at the people and events that made news the past week. Week-ends is a regular weekly feature of This Just In...
Recommended Reading (11/02/13)
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Stupid is the new normal
"It won't be cheaper, you can't keep your coverage or your doctor, it won't cover everyone, and if you need it, you can't sign up. Oh, and just wait until you have to see a doctor. I'm sure THAT ought to be easy (eye roll).
Photos of the Week (11/03/13)
1) In this photo provided to the AP, which has been authenticated based on its contents and other AP reporting, police officers stand near an unidentified weapon in Terminal 3 of the Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, Nov. 1, 2013. Officials said a gunman who opened fire in the terminal was wounded in a shootout with police and taken into custody. (AP Photo)
2) Transportation Security Administration employees hug outside Terminal 1 at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, Nov. 1, 2013. A gunman armed with a semi-automatic rifle opened fire at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, killing a Transportation Security Administration employee and wounding two other people. Flights were disrupted nationwide. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
3) Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013, before the House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on the difficulties plaguing the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. The Obama Administration claims the botched rollout was the result of contractors failing to live up to expectations – not bad management at HHS. As the public face of President Barack Obama's signature health care program, Sec. Sebelius has become the target for attacks over its botched rollout with Republicans, and even some Democrats, calling for her to resign. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
4) Kathleen Sebelius offered an apology for a "miserably frustrating" launch of the Healthcare.gov website, and told Congress, "I'm accountable" as she testified on October 30, 2013. CNN televised this split screen of Sibelius testifying while the ObamaCare website went down. Photo: Townhall.com
5) House Ways and Means Committee member Rep. Bill Pascrell, D-N.J., right, stands up and shouts across the room at Republican lawmakers during a heated debate about problems with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2013, on Capitol Hill in Washington. Marilyn Tavenner, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the senior Obama administration official overseeing the health care law's dysfunctional website, was getting tough questions from the Republican-controlled panel about whether she saw the problems coming and would things be running efficiently by the end of November as promised. Rep. Joe Crowley, D-N.Y. is at left. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
6) President Barack Obama speaks at Boston's historic Faneuil Hall about the federal health care law, Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013. Faneuil Hall is where former Massachusetts Republican Gov. Mitt Romney, Obama's rival in the 2012 presidential election, signed the state's landmark health care law in 2006, with top Democrats standing by his side. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
7) Mohammad, a 13 year-old fighter with the Free Syrian Army, aims his weapon as he runs from snipers loyal to the Syrian regime in Aleppo's Bustan al-Basha district on Oct. 29. Mohammad joined the Free Syrian Army after his father died during clashes with the Syrian regime. The gun he is using was his father's. Photo: Molhem Barakat / Reuters
8) Relatives surround the dead body of a 10-year-old Afghan girl during her funeral on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013. An Afghan official and witnesses say a roadside bomb, apparently targeting a group of soldiers, has killed a civilian in a market in the capital Kabul, the bomb went off Sunday as soldiers and officers for their vehicle to take them toward their work place. (AP Photo/Rahmat Gul)
9) People relax beside the Banias river, where a flipped Syrian armored personnel carrier from the six-day war in 1967 still lies, Oct. 5, 2013. Photo: Oded Balilty / AP
10) Protestors, including CodePink co-founder Medea Benjamin, left, listen as National Security Agency Director Gen. Keith Alexander, center, testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2013, before the House Intelligence Committee hearing on potential changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). Faced with anger over revelations about U.S. spying at home and abroad, members of Congress suggested Tuesday that programs the Obama administration says are needed to combat terrorism may have gone too far. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
11) Police arrest immigration reform advocates after they blocked a road next to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), detention center on October 29, 2013 in New York City. The New York Immigration Coalition organized the demonstration and act of civil disobedience in protest of the daily deportation of more than 1,000 immigrants nationwide by the U.S. government. Police arrested ten demonstrators at the event. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
12) People look as an activist from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) lays covered in barbecue sauce on the sidewalk November 1, 2013 in Washington. The nearly nude activist was protesting eating animals and promote a vegan diet. TOPSHOTS/AFP PHOTO/Brendan SMIALOWSKIBRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images
13) A park ranger walks through the registry room on Ellis Island in New York, Monday, Oct. 28, 2013. The island that ushered millions of immigrants into the United States received visitors Monday for the first time since Superstorm Sandy. Sandy swamped boilers and electrical systems and left the 27.5-acre island without power for months. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
14) People hold hands during a remembrance ceremony along the beachfront damaged by hurricane Sandy in October 2012 in the Rockaways section of the borough of Queens in New York October 27, 2013. Local residents gathered to observe a moment of silence two days before the one year anniversary of the storm. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters)
15) Then (left): As Superstorm Sandy churns toward New Jersey, a boy rides a rip stick down Montclair Ave. in Montclair, N.J., on Oct. 29, 2012. Now (right): In sharp contrast to the foreboding skies a year ago, a woman rides her bike down the same street on a cloudless day a year later. Photos: Ed Kashi / VII for NBC News
16) A boy plays in the foam washed ashore on the Brighton seafront on Oct.27, 2013 as high winds pick up ahead of an expected storm. Photo: Leon Neal / AFP - Getty Images
17) A boy hugs Pope Francis as he addresses the crowd at St Peter's Square in the Vatican on the occasion of Family Day, Oct. 26, 2013. The boy liked his moment in the limelight so much that he decided to stick around. Aides encouraged the boy to return to his seat, but he was having none of it. After hanging out with the pontiff for a while the boy eventually settled for the best seat in the house, taking a pew on the pope's special white chair. Photos: L'Osservatore Romano via AFP - Getty Images and Franco Origlia / Getty Images
18) U.S. first lady Michelle Obama joins with Sesame Street's Elmo (L) and Rosalita (R) for an announcement on a new initiative aimed at promoting healthier nutrition for school children October 30, 2013 in Washington, DC. During the event the first lady announced that Sesame Street's characters will join with the Partnership for a Healthier America in a two-year agreement to promote greater fresh fruit and vegetable consumption by children. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
19) Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Koji Uehara and catcher David Ross celebrate after getting St. Louis Cardinals' Matt Carpenter to strike out and end Game 6 of baseball's World Series Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013, in Boston. The Red Sox won 6-1 to win the series. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
20) The countdown clock showing 100 days left until the start of 2014 Winter Olympic Games is on display at Manezhnaya square, with Kremlin wall and towers at the background, in downtown Moscow, Russia, on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2013. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
21) A medal podium at the site of the ski jump from the 1984 Winter Olympics on Mount Igman, near Saravejo, Bosnia, on Sept. 19, 2013. Most of the venues from the 1984 Games have been abandoned and left to crumble into oblivion. Photo: Dado Ruvic / Reuters
22) A boy competes with others in the 'One Mile Race' in Prague, Czech Republic, on Saturday. Participants in the annual race dress in historical attire and ride traditional high wheel Penny Farthing bicycles. Photo: Filip Singer / EPA
23) Cocoa Beach resident Terry Zittle often relaxes at the beach, and is a magnet for many a feathered friend Sunday morning, Oct. 27, 2013 in Cocoa Beach, Fla. He has even named many of these pidgeons, who know that he has brought sunflower seeds for breakfast. He was watching the 2013 U.S.A. Beach Running Championships at the Cocoa Beach pier at sunrise. Hundreds of runners took part in a 10K, and a half marathon run along the beach. (AP Photo/Florida Today,Tim Shortt)
24) People dressed as Frankenstein, Mrs. Frankenstein and Glinda the Good Which of the North, and other fictional characters, stand on the South Lawn of the White House October 31, 2013 in Washington, DC. That evening U.S. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama welcomed local children and children of military families to trick-or-treat for Halloween. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
25) Wisconsin players hoist the Heartland Trophy after beating Iowa Saturday at Iowa, 28-9. Journal Sentinel photo: Rick Wood
26) Packers cornerback Micah Hyde dances into the end zone to score on his 93-yard punt return last Sunday as Green Bay beat Minnesota on the road, 44-31. Journal sentinel photo: Rick Wood
27) The Arizona Cardinals cheerleaders, wearing Halloween outfits, pose for a photo after an NFL football game against the Atlanta Falcons, Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013, in Glendale, Ariz. The Cardinals won 27-13. Photo: Rick Scuteri – AP
28) A donkey, two sheep and three camels pose with Rockettes outside Radio City Music Hall Hall before their first day of rehearsals for the 2013 "Radio City Christmas Spectacular" and their starring role in the Living Nativity" show October 29, 2013 in New York. AFP PHOTO/Stan HONDASTAN HONDA/AFP/Getty Images
29) Models wearing collections of previous editions of the Sao Paulo Fashion Week, ride a subway train in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013. About 40 models participated in the event to promote the Sao Paulo Fashion Week, which runs from Oct. 28 until Nov. 1. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)
30) A model presents chocolate dress during the Paris Chocolate fair (Salon du Chocolat) on October 30, 2013. The fair's 2013 edition will run from October 30 until November 3. TOPSHOTS/AFP PHOTO / THOMAS SAMSONTHOMAS SAMSON/AFP/Getty Images
31) A model presents a peacock hairstyle created by Chinese hairstylist Wu Jia during the L'Oreal Hairstyling Show at China Fashion Week in Beijing Friday, Nov. 1, 2013. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
32) Armin Bielefeldt of the U.S. poses before taking part in the Beard World Championships in Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany, on Nov. 2. Photo: Michaela Rehle / Reuters
33) If you think you had a bad day at the office, check out the misfortune of one delivery truck driver who accidentally backed into a $300,000 Ferrari FF on Columbus Avenue in New York City on Oct. 30. The driver of the Baldor Foods, Inc. truck told bystanders he "didn't see nothing" as he put the truck in reverse, crushing the hood of the extremely streamlined FF model. Fortunately, nobody appeared to be hurt physically. And, in case you were wondering who was behind the wheel of the Ferrari, it wasn't the owner, but a paid driver. Photo: Emily Christensen-Flowers / NBC News
Inspirational courage captured in photos.
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My Most Popular Blogs (11/04/13)
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The latest pro-life news (11/04/13)
From Wisconsin Right To Life and Pro-Life Wisconsin.
ObamaCare will make PP a $2B industry.
Are there any restrictions abortion advocates would support?
Good for the Pope!
Meet one of the ObamaCare losers
She's cancer patient Edie Littlefield Sundby.
"My grievance is not political; all my energies are directed to enjoying life and staying alive, and I have no time for politics. For almost seven years I have fought and survived stage-4 gallbladder cancer, with a five-year survival rate of less than 2% after diagnosis. I am a determined fighter and extremely lucky. But this luck may have just run out: My affordable, lifesaving medical insurance policy has been canceled effective Dec. 31."
The White House fights back.
How low can they go?


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Happy Birthday to the Copy Machine
Posted on Wednesday, October 23, 2013 by SinatraFan
Yesterday was the 75th anniversary of the first use of the copy machine. 1. The first copy was made on October 23rd, 1938. 2. The first copy machine was not sold on the commercial market until 1959. Here is the link to the National Public Radio Story. . . . more »


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If you already own a Nikon body, and looking to increase your portfolio with some portrait photography, then the Portrait Essentials Package - Studio Use (No Body) - for Nikon is the perfect fit for you. The Nikon 85mm f/1.4G AF-S will allow you to capture any subject you desire. Using the Bowens Light Kit provides versatility and simplicity within any environment. The Manfrotto 222 Grip Action Ballhead is a fast, one-handed positioning tripod head ideal for portrait photographers, and the Induro CT113 Carbon Fiber Tripod will keep your set up stable for your exposures.


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hello i just went for 2 month baby shots and oooooooooohhhhhhhhhhh my ! the poor baby screamed for hours...are the 4 month shots going to be the same way??????????/
roughly I think there might be one more, I'm sorry to hear that ): hopefully the more bonded you are with your baby the better it will be. Mine calmed down when I started holding her and telling her it was ok, she still wimpered a bit to the car, but all was well in the end lol
but maybe they did it wrong, bc hours seems a bit crazy. Best of luck with the next shots!
I know it's so hard to see those tears, but just like clarkf says-picking up and holding that baby close will help with the sad moments.
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IceScrum is a J2EE application for using Scrum while keeping the spirit of a collaborative workspace. It also offers virtual boards with post-its for sprint backlog, product backlog, and others. The tool offers everything that is in Scrum: role management (Product Owner, ScrumMaster, Team member, and StakeHolder), product backlog management with advanced features for prioritizing stories, Scrum lifecycle including a roadmap view, release planning, sprint backlog as a task board facilitating the Scrum ceremonial management of impediments, and chart production such as burndown charts, velocity charts, and cumulative flow diagrams. It offers others agile practices like a roadmap, vision, user stories, acceptance tests associated with stories, user roles, and planning poker.
ScrumDo is a Web application to manage your agile Scrum based projects. It gives you the tools to create and track user stories in your project. Some features include automatic burn-up charts, drag and drop iteration planning, the ability to export to Excel, edit your stories, and import your changes back in, a history tool to track where you've been, and a predictions tool for looking ahead. Multiple scrum teams are supported off a single backlog.


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ATLANTA ( Ivanhoe Newswire) - Imagine being trapped in your own body knowing what you want, but not being able to do it. Movement disorders affect up to 72 million Americans, but new treatments are helping some of them live.
For Carol Wilkins, just watching little Chelsea get out of the house is amazing.
"At some point during my delivery she was without oxygen and it damaged the brain cells on her left side," Carol told Ivanhoe.
Chelsea has cerebral palsy. Carol tried everything to make her girl's pain go away but nothing worked. She hopes this pump is the solution they've been waiting for.
"It controls some of her stiffness and dis-coordination so that she is now able to use that brain to make her body do what she wants it to do," Dr. Maurice G. Sholas, Medical Director of Rehab Services Children's Healthcare of Atlanta told Ivanhoe.
Doctor Maurice Sholas said the implantable device allows the muscle relaxer, baclofen, usually taken in pill form, to be delivered directly into the spinal cord. He said with the pump, the medicine bypasses the gut and circulation system, helping patients avoid side effects that can occur when baclofen is taken orally. Along with CP patients, the device was even more recently FDA approved for use in people with spasticity, a movement disorder caused by things like stroke, brain injury and multiple sclerosis.
"You take somebody from having to take three or four different pills three times a day to not having to take any of that and the pump just handles it on its own," Sholas added.
And rabbits are helping advance CP treatments at the National Institutes of Health. Scientists have discovered five days after the anti-inflammatory drug NAC was injected directly into the brains of newborn bunnies with CP, the animals were able to walk and even hope.
As for Chelsea, she can't say it, but her mom knows the pump is proving to be an effective pain reliever. "It's been a plus for her, it really has," Wilkins said.
The downside of the Baclofen pump is that it requires surgery. The pump lasts up to 10 years.
The downside of the baclofen pump is it has to be implanted so it requires patients to have surgery. The pump can last for almost a decade.
Meanwhile, in addition to cerebral palsy, researchers are also exploring the benefits of NAC for people with autism and Alzheimer's disease.
MOVEMENT DISORDERS: Movement disorders are a group of neurological conditions that cause a person to have abnormal voluntary or involuntary movements, or slow, reduced movements. There are many different movement disorders which include Parkinson's disease, dystonia, ataxia, Huntington's disease, Tourette syndrome, and Wilson's disease. (Source: www.mayoclinic.com). Some movement disorders can make it difficult or impossible to walk normally and a common symptom is Dyskinesia which results in broken or jerky movements, including tremors. Causes of movement disorders include nerve diseases (i.e. Parkinson's disease), injuries, infections, autoimmune diseases, and certain medicines, although many are inherited. Treatment varies for the different disorders. (Source: www.nlm.nih.gov) CEREBRAL PALSY: Cerebral palsy is a disorder of movement, muscle tone, or posture which causes impaired movement such as involuntary movements, rigidity of the limbs and trunk, unsteadiness of walking, or a combination of these symptoms. Cerebral palsy may contribute to other neurological problems such as seizures, intellectual disabilities, abnormal touch or pain perceptions, urinary incontinence, and difficulty with vision and hearing. The cause of cerebral palsy is an abnormality or disruption in brain development before or during a child's birth, or sometimes in the first few years of life. Many times the exact cause of the abnormality is unknown but some factors that may lead to problems with brain development include lack of oxygen, maternal infections, infant infections, fetal stroke, random mutations, and traumatic brain injury. There is no cure for cerebral palsy but treatments and medications that may help exist. (Source: www.mayoclinic.com)
ITB THERAPY (BACLOFEN PUMP): Medtronic ITB Therapy, also called the baclofen pump, is an adjustable, reversible treatment for severe spasticity. A surgically placed pump and catheter deliver liquid baclofen directly to the fluid around the spinal cord, where it's needed most. Because Lioresal Intrathecal is delivered directly to where it's needed most in the spinal fluid, it relieves spasticity with smaller amounts of medication than when baclofen is taken orally. This method of delivery may help minimize side effects that can result from oral baclofen. People who suffer from severe spasticity resulting from cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, stroke, brain injury, or spinal cord injury may be a candidate for ITB Therapy. (SOURCE: www.medtronic.com) NAC: Researchers at the National Institute of health replicated in rabbits the brain inflammation often seen in people with cerebral palsy. They then used tiny molecules known as dendrimers to deliver an anti-inflammatory drug called N-acetyl-L-cysteine, or NAC, directly to the affected part of the brain.The rabbits that received this treatment showed marked progress as compared to those who received saline or NAC alone without the targeted drug delivery, though benefits were seen in both groups that received medication. The cause of the dendrimers' attraction to immune cells is unknown. (Source: journal Science Translational Medicine)
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Seattle >Food & Dining > The Capital Grille
1301 4th Ave, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810147.608290 -122.335360
Lunch = Monday - Friday 11:30am � 3pm; Dinner = Monday - Thursday 5pm � 10pm; Friday 5pm - 11pm; Saturday 4:30pm - 11pm; Sunday 4pm - 9pm
Neighborhoods: Central Business District, Downtown
Old school surf & turf eatery with a few new school tricks. Very nice service!
For mature dining only – My husband surprised me and took me here for our fifth anniversary. The atmosphere and setting was elegant, clean, quiet, and everything including the flowers arrangements, room lighting, and temperature were excellent. We enjoyed the services very much.
Our waiter was very helpful as well as fast. Our steaks were cooked percise to our order and tasted excellent. I can't say enough good things about this place. If you looking for something special to remember years from now .. You can't go wrong with this place.
Stuffy but Great Steak!! – We went to the Capital Grille recently for a special occasion. I felt the whole wait staff was effected with a kind of forced subservience. Does somebody really like this kind of interaction? where diners can pretend they're the masters of the plantation? Other than the twilight zone-ish service, the food was fabulous. We had the dry aged steak and it was amazing. The meat has an unusual texture that makes it stand out in my personal 'history of great steaks'. The dry aging process involves hanging the meat up in a cooler for 3 or 4 weeks while it tenderizes itself by producing enzymes that break down the connective tissue, i.e., it decomposes a little bit. The result is a big, tender, flavorful steak. This is one of their signature offerings but I'll let you in on an interesting fact (love that Google) up until 20 years ago when the meat industry went to vacuum packing most beef was dry aged. So if you had a really good steak back in 1985 and you've been feeling oddly deprived ever since, maybe this is what you've been missing. We also had really good mashed potatoes and a couple different deserts. The flour-less chocolate espresso cake was amazingly good. Like the richest chocolate cheese cake you've ever had. The creme brulee was great, too. Now if I could just go someplace in my jeans and hoodie where the cool and friendly wait person would sit down in the empty chair at our table to get the order just right - and they had the same food - I'd be in Old-Guy-Steak-Lover Heaven. Then there's the cost - this is a 'special occasion' dinner place for me. We had salad, steak, shared sides and desert and it was about $70 a person without drinks and not including the tip. The waiter actually included his business card with the bill (and what the hell do I need that for?) The actual service was super as far excellent food served well, I just had a personal reaction to the 'ambience' and ya know - sometimes that happens to us old coots.
Great Food – Great steaks! Lobster Mac was the best side we ordered... along with truffle fries and mushrooms. Service was a little slow, maybe they need to fine-tune as they just opened. However, the food is more than enough to make me come back.
Where do you get the best steak in Seattle? – Ask that question and your carnivore friends may all have a different answer. The new Capital Grille will surely add another name to that discussion. The Capital Grille is a part of a chain, whose parent company also owns the likes of The Olive Garden, Red Lobster and Longhorn Steakhouse. This isn't an Olive Garden. It's a well oiled machine with a highly trained wait staff and kitchen turning out some great meals. It offers all one would want in a steakhouse experience, at least on par with the other established national steak houses and I think better than the other downtown local favorite. It has the manditory bar just to the right of the entrance, a nice ambience that I'd expect to see at a steak place in NYC. It is somewhat localized with paintings of famous Seattle people throughout the restaurant. Again it is well staffed, our waiter was there when we needed him but not hovering when we wanted to socialize. While there was nothing extraordinary on the menu, the food was excellent. The lobster macroni and cheese is a killer side. Nice selection of wines with I guess reasonable prices, many under $50. Yes, The Capital Grille is spendy but no more so than its competitors. I suspect many of the patrons will be business people on expense accounts. I'll surely welcome an invitation to be taken there.
Editorial Review – The Capital Grille will grill up a capital dry-aged steak along with freshly caught seafood from the Pacific's bounty.
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RENO — Rare woodpecker chicks in burned forest stands at Lake Tahoe won't survive if the U.S. Forest Service proceeds with a contentious post-fire logging project, according to conservationists pressing the agency to postpone cutting around the trees until after the nesting season in August.
The John Muir Project is asking for the delay while awaiting a ruling on an appeal to the 9th U.S. Circuit aimed at blocking what's left of the salvage logging operation where the Angora Fire five years ago burned more than 3,000 acres and 250 homes on the edge of South Lake Tahoe, Calif.
Chad Hanson, the group's executive director, documented black-backed woodpecker chicks this week in at least one nest in the cavity of a standing dead tree at the project site and suspects there are more.
Forest Service officials said Thursday they were reviewing the matter. Lawyers for the agency indicated to the critics earlier this week the plans could not be changed.
Hanson's group and others recently petitioned the Interior Department for Endangered Species Act protection for the black-backed woodpecker in the Sierra Nevada, eastern Cascades of Oregon and Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming.
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At least 300 acres of partially burned and standing dead trees remain uncut in the Angora project area that calls for logging up to 1,500 acres — a total area of more than 2 square miles on national forest land on the west edge of town.
Hanson said the logging had moved within a few hundred yards of the actual nest tree where he identified a mother black-backed woodpecker feeding chicks on Memorial Day.
Agency officials told the group normal procedures dictate any documented nest tree itself be spared but no additional protection currently is planned at the project in the works since early 2009.
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